Winter semester 2020/21

• Introduction to Epistemology: Descartes, Hume, Kant

Summer semester 2020

On leave of absence

Winter semester 2019/20

on leave of absence

Summer semester 2019

• Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics
• Adorno, Minima Moralia
• Research on Critical Theory (together with Maxi Berger)
• History, Progress, Critique

Winter semester 2018/19

• Introduction to Epistemology
• Research in Critical Theory (with Maxi Berger)
• Nietzsche, On the Genealogy of Morals

Summer Semester 2017

• Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics
• Philippa Foot and Ethical Naturalism
• Recent research on early Critical Theory (in collaboration with Dr Maxi Berger)

Winter semester 2016/17

• Introduction to Epistemology
• Plato’s reflections on moral philosophy
• Current Research Topics in Critical Theory

Summer semester 2016

• Immorality and Moral Vulnerability
• Negative Dialectics II
• Recent research on Adorno

Winter semester 2015/16

• Introduction to the Philosophy of History
• Adorno, Negative Dialectics I
• Philosophical Colloquium

Summer semester 2015

• Bernard Williams, The Concept of Morality
• Adorno, Introduction to Dialectics
• Philosophy of History after Kant
• Philosophy Colloquium

Winter semester 2014/15

• Why Be Moral?
• Descartes, Meditations on First Philosophy
• Philosophical Colloquium

Summer Semester 2014

• The Origins and Crises of Philosophy (as part of the Research-Based Learning Week organised by School IV at the University of Oldenburg)
• Between Nature and Freedom: Kant, Critique of Judgement (Introduction) (together with Prof. Dr Johann Kreuzer)
• Immorality and Amoral
• Philosophical Colloquium

Winter semester 2013/14

• What is the point of university? Education and research in transition (interdisciplinary seminar co-taught with Jessica Cronshagen, André Munzinger and Timm Wöltjen)
• David Hume, An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding
• Philosophical Colloquium

Summer Semester 2013

• Contemporary Theories of Recognition
• Plato, Cratylus
• Adorno, Problems of Moral Philosophy (together with Prof. Dr Johann Kreuzer)

Winter semester 2012/13

• Reading course: Jürgen Habermas, Theory of Communicative Action II
• Philosophy of Language and Critique of Language at the Beginning of the 20th Century
• Philosophical Colloquium

Summer semester 2012

• Reading course: Jürgen Habermas, Theory of Communicative Action I
• Theories of Second Nature: Hegel, Adorno, McDowell
• Philosophical Colloquium

Winter semester 2011/12

• Kant’s Philosophy of History, University of Oldenburg

Winter semester 2009/10

• Adorno and Heidegger, University of Frankfurt am Main (together with Stefan Deines)